Zoonomaly

Cons

• Repetitive Gameplay and Limited Scares
  Despite its horror premise, many players find that Zoonomaly lacks sustained fear, with some describing it as more of a platformer than a horror game. The initial tension diminishes quickly, leading to a gameplay experience that can feel monotonous and unengaging.

• Unpolished Mechanics and Frustrating Controls
  The game’s mechanics, particularly its platforming elements, have been criticized for being unrefined. Players report issues such as inconsistent jump mechanics and unreliable interactions with environmental objects, which can hinder progress and enjoyment.

• Underwhelming Monster Design
  While the concept of a zoo overrun by anomalies is intriguing, the execution falls short for some players. Monster designs are often seen as lacking originality and failing to deliver genuine scares, reducing the overall impact of the game’s horror elements.

• Technical Issues and Performance Problems
  Zoonomaly has been reported to suffer from various technical issues, including poor optimization, texture streaming problems, and motion blur that can cause discomfort. These performance problems detract from the gaming experience and can be particularly frustrating for players on lower-end systems.

• Lack of Depth and Replayability
  The game’s storyline and objectives are relatively straightforward, with limited depth or variation. Once the main tasks are completed, there is little incentive for replay, as the game lacks additional content or alternative endings to explore.